Marble Queen Sword (Echinodorus cordifolius) – Live Aquarium Plant
Marble Queen Sword is a stunning sword plant variety known for its large, heart-shaped leaves with beautiful marbled patterns of green and creamy white. This eye-catching plant instantly becomes a centerpiece in any freshwater aquarium, bringing brightness, contrast, and a bold natural look to aquascapes.
Hardy and beginner-friendly, Marble Queen Sword thrives in a wide range of conditions and grows into a lush, full plant that adds height, texture, and movement to your tank. It’s perfect for aquarists who want dramatic foliage without complicated care.
Key Features
- Marbled Variegated Leaves
Broad leaves with striking green and white patterns. - Large Statement Plant
Creates a bold focal point in any aquarium. - Beginner-Friendly
Thrives in a wide range of water conditions and is easy to maintain.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Plant Type | Live Aquatic Plant |
| Scientific Name | Echinodorus cordifolius |
| Leaf Shape | Heart-shaped |
| Leaf Color Pattern | Green with creamy white marbling |
| Growth Habit | Upright, dense foliage |
| Light Requirement | Low to medium |
| Water Temperature | 72°F – 82°F |
| Hardiness | Beginner-friendly, hardy |
FAQ
What is the ideal lighting condition for Marble Queen Sword?
Marble Queen Sword thrives under low to medium lighting. It does not require intense light and performs well in most standard aquarium setups.
How fast does this plant grow?
The growth rate is moderate. It grows steadily and develops a full, lush appearance over several weeks with proper care.
Can Marble Queen Sword be grown in a low-tech aquarium?
Yes, it is well-suited for low-tech setups due to its hardiness and minimal maintenance requirements.
Kevin Butler –
The Marble Queen Sword arrived fresh and vibrant. The leaves have a beautiful marbled pattern that really stands out in my tank. It’s easy to care for and has grown well even with minimal lighting. A great addition to any freshwater setup.
Stephanie Reid –
I’ve had this plant for three months now and it’s still thriving. The heart-shaped leaves are striking and add a lot of visual interest. It doesn’t need much attention and grows steadily without any issues.
Molly Payne –
The plant looks exactly as described. The marbled pattern is very noticeable. It grows well in my tank with medium lighting. A bit slower than other sword varieties, but still impressive.
Rose Mackenzie –
Perfect for beginners. I didn’t know much about aquarium plants before, and this one was easy to place and maintain. The leaves are full and healthy after a few weeks.